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Suspected Stowaway Arrested At Ilorin Airport After Hiding In Aircraft Tyre Compartment

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Segun Martins, a suspected stowaway, was arrested at General Tunde Idiagbon International Airport, Ilorin, on Wednesday after attempting to hide in the tyre compartment of an Overland aircraft preparing for takeoff. The incident occurred around 3:02 p.m. when Martins gained unauthorized access to the airside and crawled toward the aircraft as it taxied. He reportedly believed the plane was bound for the United States and sought to escape by concealing himself in the aircraft tyres. Airport police promptly intervened and took Martins into custody. He is currently cooperating with the Kwara State Police Command as investigations continue. Michael Achimugu, spokesperson for the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), confirmed the incident on his verified X account, stating that ground security personnel intercepted Martins before he could hide fully. He was immediately handed over to the Airport Police Command for further investigation. The statement read, “At approximately 1502 hours, a male, identified as Segun Martins, gained unauthorized access to the foot of an Overland aircraft about to taxi for takeoff and attempted to conceal himself between the aircraft tyres. Ground security apprehended the individual and handed him over to the Airport Police for further investigation.” Investigations into the matter are ongoing. https://twittwr.com/mikeachimugu01/status/1998786766464020612?t=VTIBtGKNvUnMjN3TUG8Rzg&s=19

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K1 De-Ultimate Submits Fusengbuwa Royal Lineage Form In Bid For Awujale Throne

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Fuji music legend Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as K1 De-Ultimate, has submitted his completed royal lineage form to the Fusengbuwa Ruling House as part of his bid for the Awujale and Paramount Ruler of Ijebuland throne. The move comes after the ruling house gave him an ultimatum to provide detailed ancestral information, a prerequisite for confirming his membership in the family. Only verified descendants of the Fusengbuwa line are eligible to participate in the selection process. Abdulateef Owoyemi, chairman of the ruling house and former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, emphasized that the process is strictly for bona fide family members. Contenders must trace their genealogy back seven generations to ensure that the throne is reserved for legitimate princes. Ayinde had earlier expressed his interest in the stool in a letter dated December 3, 2025, declaring himself a “bonafide son” of the Fusengbuwa family and affirming that his candidacy complies with Ijebu customary law and Ogun State Chieftaincy Laws. The letter went viral on social media shortly after it surfaced. Owoyemi explained that the Olori Omooba of Ijebuland had instructed all aspirants to complete the royal lineage form. Once verified, candidates can proceed to the expression of interest stage. K1 De-Ultimate was granted an extension to submit his form, which will close on December 10. He added that the ruling house welcomes influential figures who will strengthen the throne while ensuring that only rightful members of the Fusengbuwa family are considered, preserving the integrity of the lineage.

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EFCC Detains Chris Ngige In Abuja Amid Kidnap Rumour Denial

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Chris Ngige, former governor of Anambra State and immediate past Minister of Labour and Employment, is currently in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in Abuja. His former media aide, Fred Chukwulobe, released a statement on Wednesday night confirming that Ngige was with the anti-graft agency, dismissing online claims that he had been kidnapped. Chukwulobe stated, “Former Governor of Anambra State and immediate past minister of labour and employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, is with the EFCC. More details later.” Ngige has drawn public attention in recent days following an attack on his convoy by armed assailants in Anambra State. He was not inside the vehicle when the attackers struck.

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Real Madrid Fall 2–1 To Man City As Pressure Mounts On Xabi Alonso

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Real Madrid’s night at the Bernabéu ended in frustration as Manchester City edged out a 2–1 win, a result that immediately placed renewed scrutiny on Xabi Alonso’s position. The encounter had been framed as a decisive moment for the coach, and the loss now leaves his future in the hands of Florentino Pérez. Madrid actually started with purpose, imposing themselves in the early stages and creating enough danger to go ahead more than once. Their breakthrough finally arrived in the 28th minute when Rodrygo—ending a long goal drought—finished confidently and briefly lifted the mood inside the stadium. That momentum evaporated quickly. City responded through Nico O’Reilly, who levelled soon after, and the turnaround was complete before the interval when Erling Haaland converted a penalty in the 43rd minute to make it 2–1. The performance was uneven—far from Madrid’s poorest but never fully convincing. With Kylian Mbappé unavailable, the team lacked sharpness in key moments, and the crowd made its displeasure clear through whistles and flashes of anger as the match slipped away.

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Arsenal Seal Strong 3–0 Win With Madueke Brace And Martinelli Screamer

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Arsenal’s 3–0 victory began to take shape early on, with the home side showing clear intent from the opening whistle. Their first real warning came in the 22nd minute when Piero Hincapié unleashed a powerful effort that clipped the right post, a moment that hinted at the pressure to come. The breakthrough followed shortly after. In the 25th minute, Noni Madueke produced a brilliant long-range strike that crashed off the same post before sliding into the net, giving Arsenal a deserved 1–0 advantage and settling the rhythm of the contest. After going into the break with that slim lead, Arsenal exploded out of the dressing room. Barely two minutes into the second half, Madueke struck again—this time rising to nod home from close range after a well-placed delivery from Martin Zubimendi, doubling the score at 2–0 as the opposing goalkeeper failed to react decisively. By the 56th minute, the result was beyond doubt. Gabriel Martinelli capped the performance with a sensational finish into the top-right corner, leaving Dani van den Heuvel helpless and sealing Arsenal’s commanding 3–0 win.

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Laila Charani Sparks Speculation After Deleting All Instagram Posts

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Laila Charani, billionaire Ned Nwoko’s fourth wife, has raised eyebrows online after wiping her entire Instagram account. Her verified page now shows no photos or videos, leaving followers wondering about the sudden move. The timing is notable, coming just days after Ned publicly praised Laila, calling her calm, private, and uninterested in chasing social media attention. He also described her as the woman he loves and cherishes, highlighting her quiet strength and vowing to always stand by and protect her. The abrupt clearing of her account has fueled speculation, with many questioning whether it signals private issues or a simple desire for a fresh start online. This comes in the wake of the Regina Daniels saga, during which Laila openly supported Ned, alleging that Regina’s influence almost threatened her marriage.

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President Tinubu Orders Ministers And Senior Officials To Get Clearance Before Police Escorts

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President Bola Tinubu has ordered all ministers and senior government officials to secure his approval before requesting police escorts for official duties. The directive was issued at Wednesday’s Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting at the State House, Abuja. Tinubu said security gaps often arise when officers are reassigned without proper planning and called for tighter coordination among security agencies. “I have told the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), and I expect the Minister of Police Affairs to implement this directive. If you need security due to the nature of your assignment, contact the IGP and obtain my clearance,” he stated. The president also tasked the Minister of Interior with working alongside the IGP and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps to replace officers deployed on special duties. “The minister of interior should ensure police officers on special duties are replaced so citizens are not left exposed,” he added. Tinubu further directed the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, and the State Security Service (SSS) to review the country’s security framework and implement necessary adjustments. He emphasized the urgency of the directive given rising security threats across Nigeria. Highlighting the protection of high-risk officials, Tinubu suggested equipping forest guards to strengthen community safety. “The civil defence are armed, and I want to know from the NSA if forest guards should also be armed. This matter must be taken seriously,” he said. On agricultural security, he asked Vice President Kashim Shettima to collaborate with the National Economic Council on reviving grazing reserves and developing ranches to address

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Ex-Minister Stella Oduah Arraigned In Abuja Over N2.4 Billion Fraud

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The Federal Government on Wednesday arraigned former Minister of Aviation Stella Oduah in an Abuja High Court over allegations of fraud totaling N2.4 billion. Oduah appeared alongside Gloria Odita, facing a five-count charge involving fraud, obtaining by false pretence, and criminal breach of trust. According to the prosecution, in January 2014, the defendants allegedly conspired to unlawfully obtain N2,469,030,738.90 from the Federal Ministry of Aviation through Broad Waters Resources Nigeria Ltd and Global Offshore Marine Ltd by submitting false claims. The charges allege that Oduah and Odita “agreed among themselves to obtain the sum of Two Billion, Four Hundred and Sixty-Nine Million, Thirty Thousand, Seven Hundred and Thirty-Eight Naira, Nine Kobo (₦2,469,030,738.90) by false pretence,” claiming it was for “Cost of Technical Supervision” and “Security Integrated and Logistics Support Services,” which the prosecution says was untrue. The offences reportedly violate Sections 8(a) and 1(1)(a) of the Advance Fee Fraud Act and carry penalties under Section 1(3). Specifically, the government alleged that on January 13, 2014, the defendants obtained ₦839,780,738.90 by falsely representing it as payment for “Cost of Technical Supervision.” On February 12, 2014, they allegedly obtained ₦1,629,250,000 under the pretext of “Security Integrated and Logistics Support Services.” Counts Four and Five accuse Oduah, as minister at the time, of misappropriating the same funds earmarked for a contract awarded to 1-Sec Security Nigeria Ltd, in breach of Section 311 of the Penal Code. Both defendants pleaded not guilty. Their lawyers, Onyechi Ikpeazu SAN for Oduah and Wale Balogun SAN for Odita, applied for bail. Ikpeazu requested Oduah be granted bail on self-recognition, noting that she voluntarily returned from the United States and had previously been on administrative bail by the EFCC. Attorney-General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi SAN, who appeared for the prosecution, said the government had no objection to bail but urged the court to set a firm hearing date, noting that the defendants had been served with the proof of evidence since November 27. Justice Hamza Muazu granted both Oduah and Odita bail on self-recognition, directing them to deposit travel documents and seek court permission before traveling. The case was adjourned until February 12, 2026, for further proceedings.

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